Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and uncertainty over Russian exports raise concerns about inflation and economic stability.
Billions in market value erased as rising interest rates and mounting AI debt expose vulnerabilities in the stock market.
America's second-longest bond market downturn raises concerns over retirement savings, inflation, and economic stability.
Record debt costs, rising Treasury yields, and mounting federal spending raise concerns about America's long-term financial stability.
Despite major stock market indexes remaining near record highs, a growing number of U.S. companies are experiencing significant losses, raising concerns that Wall Street's apparent strength may be masking deeper financial instability.
U.S. inflation accelerated sharply in September, reaching 3.7% annually as surging gasoline prices and rising consumer costs placed renewed pressure on American households.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is raising concerns over a potential artificial intelligence (AI) bubble, warning that inflated stock valuations, mounting corporate debt, and speculative investments could trigger a significant market correction with far-reaching consequences for the global economy.
Gold and silver prices rebounded Thursday as a weakening U.S. dollar and declining Treasury yields helped reverse recent losses.
Mortgage rates have climbed above 7% for the first time since January 2025, creating new affordability challenges for homebuyers and potentially complicating financial decisions for homeowners approaching retirement.
The U.S. current account deficit widened sharply during the second quarter of 2026, highlighting continued imbalances between what the United States earns from abroad and what it spends internationally.
Central banks around the world continue to add gold to their reserves, reinforcing the precious metal’s longstanding role within the global financial system.
U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in September, dropping to its lowest level since April 2014 as Americans expressed growing concerns about the economy, employment opportunities and the rising cost of living.
Oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields have been moving increasingly in tandem as geopolitical tensions push energy costs higher.
The Bank of Japan is moving further away from decades of ultra-low interest rates, a shift with implications far beyond Japan. The BOJ has now raised its policy rate to 1.25%, its highest level in 31 years, as officials focus more aggressively on controlling inflation.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has climbed above 5%, reaching levels not seen since 2007. Bloomberg strategist Simon White argues that the particularly important threshold to watch is around 5.25%. Historically, when yields have remained above that level, stocks and bonds have been much more likely to move in the same
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) has fallen to roughly 340 million barrels, its lowest level in 43 years, as the Trump administration moves forward with a plan to release 172 million barrels in an effort to ease fuel prices following the war with Iran. The SPR was established after the 1970s Arab oil embargo
The financial outlook for Social Security is becoming increasingly strained. According to new projections cited by MarketWatch, the program could face insolvency by 2032, potentially resulting in a 26% reduction in scheduled benefits if lawmakers do not make changes before then.
Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia in a massive overnight assault, including hundreds aimed toward Moscow. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin described it as the largest drone attack ever directed at the Russian capital. Russian officials said two people were killed and 20 wounded in the wider Moscow region.
Expectations for another Federal Reserve interest rate hike have surged after the latest inflation report showed underlying price pressures running hotter than economists anticipated.
Oil prices are climbing again as escalating conflict in the Middle East threatens some of the world’s most important energy supply routes.
Morgan Stanley is warning that the U.S. stock market could face a significant correction within the next 30 days, with one of the biggest risks coming from surging oil prices and tightening market liquidity.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is issuing one of his strongest warnings yet about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, arguing that governments and society are not adequately prepared for the economic and social disruption that could follow.
Growing concerns surrounding U.S. government debt and the long-term strength of the dollar are bringing renewed attention to precious metals as investors evaluate risks across traditional financial markets.
Silver continues to occupy a unique position within the precious-metals market because it serves two distinct purposes: an investment asset and a critical industrial material.
Gold prices surged more than 4% as declining Treasury yields, a softer U.S. dollar, and changing expectations surrounding interest rates renewed demand for the precious metal.
Gold and silver have moved sharply higher as concerns surrounding U.S. government debt, the dollar, and long-term fiscal stability renew investor interest in precious metals.
Gold is showing renewed signs of strength as investors and institutions return to the precious metal amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Gold’s longer-term outlook continues to draw support from central bank demand, geopolitical uncertainty, and growing concerns surrounding government debt and fiscal stability, even as the precious metal navigates periods of short-term volatility.
Central banks around the world continue to demonstrate strong interest in gold, reinforcing the precious metal’s role as a global reserve and diversification asset despite changing short-term market forecasts.
Gold prices climbed approximately 2% after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, highlighting the precious metal’s responsiveness to changing monetary policy, Treasury yields, and the U.S. dollar.
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and uncertainty over Russian exports raise concerns about inflation and economic stability.
Billions in market value erased as rising interest rates and mounting AI debt expose vulnerabilities in the stock market.
America's second-longest bond market downturn raises concerns over retirement savings, inflation, and economic stability.
Record debt costs, rising Treasury yields, and mounting federal spending raise concerns about America's long-term financial stability.
Despite major stock market indexes remaining near record highs, a growing number of U.S. companies are experiencing significant losses, raising concerns that Wall Street's apparent strength may be masking deeper financial instability.
U.S. inflation accelerated sharply in September, reaching 3.7% annually as surging gasoline prices and rising consumer costs placed renewed pressure on American households.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is raising concerns over a potential artificial intelligence (AI) bubble, warning that inflated stock valuations, mounting corporate debt, and speculative investments could trigger a significant market correction with far-reaching consequences for the global economy.
Gold and silver prices rebounded Thursday as a weakening U.S. dollar and declining Treasury yields helped reverse recent losses.
Mortgage rates have climbed above 7% for the first time since January 2025, creating new affordability challenges for homebuyers and potentially complicating financial decisions for homeowners approaching retirement.
The U.S. current account deficit widened sharply during the second quarter of 2026, highlighting continued imbalances between what the United States earns from abroad and what it spends internationally.
Central banks around the world continue to add gold to their reserves, reinforcing the precious metal’s longstanding role within the global financial system.
U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in September, dropping to its lowest level since April 2014 as Americans expressed growing concerns about the economy, employment opportunities and the rising cost of living.
Oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields have been moving increasingly in tandem as geopolitical tensions push energy costs higher.
The Bank of Japan is moving further away from decades of ultra-low interest rates, a shift with implications far beyond Japan. The BOJ has now raised its policy rate to 1.25%, its highest level in 31 years, as officials focus more aggressively on controlling inflation.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has climbed above 5%, reaching levels not seen since 2007. Bloomberg strategist Simon White argues that the particularly important threshold to watch is around 5.25%. Historically, when yields have remained above that level, stocks and bonds have been much more likely to move in the same
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) has fallen to roughly 340 million barrels, its lowest level in 43 years, as the Trump administration moves forward with a plan to release 172 million barrels in an effort to ease fuel prices following the war with Iran. The SPR was established after the 1970s Arab oil embargo
The financial outlook for Social Security is becoming increasingly strained. According to new projections cited by MarketWatch, the program could face insolvency by 2032, potentially resulting in a 26% reduction in scheduled benefits if lawmakers do not make changes before then.
Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia in a massive overnight assault, including hundreds aimed toward Moscow. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin described it as the largest drone attack ever directed at the Russian capital. Russian officials said two people were killed and 20 wounded in the wider Moscow region.
Expectations for another Federal Reserve interest rate hike have surged after the latest inflation report showed underlying price pressures running hotter than economists anticipated.
Oil prices are climbing again as escalating conflict in the Middle East threatens some of the world’s most important energy supply routes.
Morgan Stanley is warning that the U.S. stock market could face a significant correction within the next 30 days, with one of the biggest risks coming from surging oil prices and tightening market liquidity.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is issuing one of his strongest warnings yet about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, arguing that governments and society are not adequately prepared for the economic and social disruption that could follow.
Growing concerns surrounding U.S. government debt and the long-term strength of the dollar are bringing renewed attention to precious metals as investors evaluate risks across traditional financial markets.
Silver continues to occupy a unique position within the precious-metals market because it serves two distinct purposes: an investment asset and a critical industrial material.
Gold prices surged more than 4% as declining Treasury yields, a softer U.S. dollar, and changing expectations surrounding interest rates renewed demand for the precious metal.
Gold and silver have moved sharply higher as concerns surrounding U.S. government debt, the dollar, and long-term fiscal stability renew investor interest in precious metals.
Gold is showing renewed signs of strength as investors and institutions return to the precious metal amid ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
